Horse race
Nakayama Daishogai 中山大障害|
2010 Nakayama Daishogai | Location | Nakayama Racecourse |
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Inaugurated | 1934 |
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Race type | Thoroughbred-Steeplechase |
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Distance | 4100 meters |
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Surface | Turf |
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Track | Right and Left-handed |
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Qualification | 3-y-o & Up |
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Weight | 61 kg (3yo); 63 kg (4yo+) Allowances 2 kg for fillies and mares |
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Purse | ¥ 142,660,000 (as of 2024) 1st: ¥ 66,000,000 2nd: ¥ 26,000,000 3rd: ¥ 17,000,000 |
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The Nakayama Daishogai (中山大障害) is a Group 1 steeplechase horse race in Japan open to thoroughbreds which are three-years-old or above. It is run over a distance of 4100m (21⁄2 miles + 84 feet) at Nakayama Racecourse every year in late December. It is one of Japan's two Group 1 jump races of the year, the other being the Nakayama Grand Jump.
Inaugurated as the Daishogai Tokubetsu in 1934, the Nakayama Daishogai had originally been run twice annually, once in the spring and once at the end of the year. In 1999, the spring race was discontinued and replaced by the Nakayama Grand Jump.[1] The 144th running of the Daishogai was held in 2021.[2]
Winners since 1999
Year
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Winner
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Age
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Jockey
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Trainer
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1999
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Godspeed
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5
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Makoto Nishitani
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Tsutomu Setoguchi
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2000
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Land Power
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5
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Tomonori Kanaori
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Masaru Hukushima
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2001
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Yu Fuyoho
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4
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Yasunari Imamura
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Shigeki Matsumoto
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2002
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Gilded Age
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5
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Rochelle Lockett
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Shigeki Matsumoto
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2004*
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Blandices
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7
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Takashi Oehara
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Tatsuo Fujiwara
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2004
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Merci Taka O
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5
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Koichi Idetsu
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Kohei Take
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2005
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T M Dragon
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3
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Yuzo Shirahama
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Sadahiro Kojima
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2006
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Maruka Rascal
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4
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Makoto Nishitani
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Tsutomu Setoguchi
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2007
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Merci A Time
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5
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Yoshiyuki Yokoyama
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Kohei Take
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2008
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King Joy
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6
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Jun Takada
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Yutaka Masumoto
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2009
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King Joy
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7
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Makoto Nishitani
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Yutaka Masumoto
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2010
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Bashi Ken
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5
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Yasunori Minoshima
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Yoshihiro Takahashi
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2011
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Majesty Bio
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4
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Koshi Yamamoto
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Tsuyoshi Tanaka
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2012
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Marvelous Kaiser
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4
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Shigefumi Kumazawa
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Masami Shibata
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2013
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Apollo Maverick
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4
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Yusuke Igarashi
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Masahiro Horii
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2014
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Red Kingdom
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5
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Shinya Kitazawa
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Mikio Matsunaga
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2015
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Up To Date
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5
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Mitsuaki Hayashi
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Shozo Sasaki
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2016
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Oju Chosan
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5
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Shinichi Ishigami
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Shoichiro Wada
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2017
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Oju Chosan
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6
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Shinichi Ishigami
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Shoichiro Wada
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2018
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Nihonpiro Baron
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8
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Shinichi Ishigami
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Hidetaka Tadokoro
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2019
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Shingun Michael
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5
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Mitsuki Kaneko
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Keiji Takaichi
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2020
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Meisho Dassai
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7
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Kazuma Mori
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Yūji Iida
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2021
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Oju Chosan
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10
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Shinichi Ishigami
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Shoichiro Wada
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2022
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Nishino Daisy
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6
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Yusuke Igarashi
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Noboru Takagi
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2023
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Meiner Grand
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5
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Shinichi Ishigami
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Takafumi Aoki
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2024
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Nishino Daisy
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8
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Yusuke Igarashi
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Noboru Takagi
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*There were two runnings of the Nakayama Daishogai in 2004, as the 2003 race was originally postponed due to weather.
References
- Netkeiba:[3][4]
- 1999 en, 2000 en, 2001 en, 2002 en, 2004 en, 2004 en, 2005 en, 2006 en, 2007 en, 2008 en, 2009 en, 2010 en, 2011 en, 2012 en, 2013 en, 2014 en, 2015 en, 2016 en, 2017 en, 2018 en, 2019 en, 2020 en, 2021 en, 2022 en, 2023 en, 2024 en
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